Bought my first road bike from Arnold's over three years ago. Was not pressured whatsoever to…read morepurchase a more expensive bike and ended up getting exactly what I needed. Back in the area three years later and they remembered me purchasing the bike. Knowledgeable, friendly, and quality work. A good business to support.

Customer service is excellent with a very knowledgeable staff. Requested work was done quickly at…read morea very reasonable price.

Always stop here when I get to columbus…read more Great selection of TREK bikes Always find awesome shoes and accessories Super knowledgeable!

I don't know anything about bikes, but I came in with an idea of what I wanted for a commuter bike,…read moreand Henry helped me out. They had a huge selection of all sort of Trek bikes, but I found the one I wanted quickly. I was given some tips for using the included service package and warranty, had the bike adjusted to my size, and all of the accessories I purchased installed prior to leaving. Thankful for the super helpful and knowledgeable staff here!

Santa did not properly assemble a bike for our 7 year old granddaughter and even though the bike…read morewas not purchased at James Bros., they checked the bike over, fixed it and it was ready the same day. Santa cannot thank the guys @Jamesbros enough for their cheerful, professional service and He highly recommends them for all of your biking needs!

Coolest bike shop in Alabama. Great service, and helpful staff. Plus you can't beat 6 beers on…read moredraft and a number in a can, in a bike shop. How cool right?

The first person you meet when you walk into a business is generally the best chance you have a a…read morefirst impression. The woman behind the counter here literally made me wish I had never walked into this place of business. I happily will not be going back and would rather pay a higher price to have equipment fixed than deal with someone with this kind of attitude. S A pause to let somebody finish talking could actually get you a customer for life. This time you are losing a potential customer and when I get asked about this business you can bet family will not here a good response. I will admit the older gentleman that helped me when I got back was a much nicer individual, but that first greeting was horrible. Please hire quality staff that are capable of listening to the customer!! UPDATE!! FYI the other reviews that are posted under not recomended are spot on! If I had seen those on YELP before going I would have never gone to this buisness! Make sure and read YELP'S not recomended reviews!

I have used them about 5 times and had nothing but good results. Friendly staff and willing to…read moretalk to about my repair and gave me tips on how to keep my equipment maintained to avoid having to come to the shop

very good service and one of the best customer service in town, The gentlemen swapped my dirt bike…read moretire tube in less than an hr

Update 9/24/26: Another shop confirmed brake pads were contaminated after Ride on Bikes refused to…read moreaudit their own work and told me my bike was fine without even seeing it over the phone. I was guided by their staff to buy the brake pads I want and was told SwissStop which I have on my rim brake bike were very good to order. Photos attached of the work done at Ride on Bikes. Rotors ruined as well as a result of how the brake pads were installed. Picked up my bike a week ago after paying for service, including installation of my own $90 SwissStop brake pads, specially ordered for my bike. The brakes squealed the first day, but I assumed the new pads needed time to settle in. Today, on my first real ride since the install, the brakes squealed horribly. I called the shop with my concerns, and instead of addressing them, they told me over the phone it was fine and blamed the rain. It was completely dry today. I've ridden this bike 41,000 miles, including 6,800 this year. Because I ride so much and my bike is my car, I've paid this shop thousands of dollars over the past year to service both of my bikes regularly. I know what normal brakes sound like. When I brought the bike in, they argued that the pad material was the cause instead of inspecting the brakes. The owner heard the squealing himself, but rather than look at the bike, he handed me $150 and sent me on my way. One would expect a normal bike shop to immediately put the bike on a stand and instead Jason drove the bike around the store and gave me $150. Very strange store. I took it to another shop, which found the pads were contaminated and the rotors are ruined. See the attached photos of the pads. While I was refunded for the labor, I'm now out the $90 brake pads I special ordered, I have ruined rotors to replace, and I need to pay for new service. I'm beyond disappointed. I ride a lot, but I'm not a mechanic, and I rely on a shop's expertise to keep my bike safe. They failed, and instead of taking ownership, the owner handed me cash and sent me elsewhere. In my opinion, that says they knew something went wrong. I won't be returning. Local cyclists deserve better technical support and customer care.

The owner and staff engage with the customers in a way that makes you feel comfortable and not…read moreunder pressure to buy the most expensive bike, but they do educate you on the right bike for you. Bikes and Beyond has been in business for over 10 years serving the women and men stationed and working on Fort Benning as well as Columbus, Georgia. Great experience and great staff.

From the owner: Proudly serving our United States Armed Forces, Bikes And Beyond opened in 2006 serving our…read moremilitary being the first bicycle sales and full service shop on a military base. We help all local and military families with with bicycle repair, assemblies and maintenance. We assist individuals who want to learn, or want more knowledge about bicycle parts and accessories. Bikes And Beyond has stemmed off a man with a passion to a bike happy family where, We Serve "U" Save!

Very professional and helpful people! We purchased a bike for our college freshman and the sales…read moreguy was super helpful and friendly.

[This is written from the perspective of someone who's not a current bike rider but may be looking…read moreto change that!] James Bros. has a lot of bicycles for sale, a lot of Specialized ones and other brands too. The bikes start around $400 and they go up up up from there. Besides bikes, they've got an assortment of accessories and gear. Check out the Jame Bros. Facebook page for info about sales and such. The staff were polite and happy to answer all sorts of questions and didn't hound or hassle you as you browsed. Perusing the website, there's info about local rides, bike rentals, and service options. There is a public restroom! Always a plus. It's in the back, to the left. Tidy too. Parking isn't a problem in this small shopping center. Look for James Bros. to the right of Kinnucan's.

Went into this store on Saturday 6/27/26 looking for helmet. That older guy, who I assume was the…read moreowner, was rude as hell. Went ahead and walked out, never going back there again.

Got sent here by my friend who comes a lot. Came with a fairly difficult repair which I could 100%…read morenot do at home. Got there around 3:30 and they had me out and running within an hour. I assumed I was gonna have to leave it for multiple days but they were awesome. I didn't catch the guy's name who helped me but he was the younger of the three in there.

Thanks so much, Nick for bringing my 40 year old vintage Jamis back to life. Nick was quick to…read moreassess what was needed in a total refurbish of my bike and it rides wonderfully. I have been riding for over 20 years and I have yet to find a mechanic as knowledgeable and capable as Nick.

I ride about 100 miles a week and have been riding 30+ years. I live at Lake Blackshear, close to…read moreCordele, and discovered the Bicycle Service Center in Warner Robins about a year and a half ago. Nick is one of the most knowledgeable and capable bike mechanics I've ever met, and I've lived in Florida, Texas, and Georgia. He just went through my bike, which will go over 10,000 miles next week, and it is riding as good as it's ever ridden. I went out to ride 20 miles the last couple of days and ended up riding 33 miles and 28 miles just because my bike was riding like new. Thanks to Nick, and his skills, I'm thinking about keeping my Cannondale Hi-Mod Synapse another 10,000 miles!